U+1121C "𑈜" Khojki Letter Ddda Unicode Character

U+1121C "𑈜" Khojki Letter Ddda is a script character used in the Khojki writing system, which was historically employed by the Ismaili community of the Indian subcontinent to write religious texts in languages such as Sindhi and Gujarati. This specific letter represents the voiced retroflex plosive sound, often transliterated as "dd" or "ḍḍa," and forms part of the ancient Khojki script that evolved from the Landa family of scripts. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard helps preserve and digitally represent the linguistic heritage of the Khojki tradition, enabling modern electronic communication and documentation for scholarly and cultural purposes.